This is NOT an official government website. We are an independent resource providing information and assistance to travelers.
Steve *******
This is a summary of
Steve *******
's contributions to the platform. They have posed 6 questions and added 2202 comments.

QUESTIONS

COMMENTS

Steve ********
@Christopher ************
I've done it that way for many years. A visit to local post office. A few photocopies, EMS tracked postage, all up about 80 Baht, and takes 10-15 minutes. Sure beats going to CW, and no worries about online not being accepted. Best way for me
Steve ********
First report does not have to be done in person. If your specific immigration office allows it (Bangkok most certainly does) it can be done by mail
Steve ********
@Rich *******
Exactly. The 180 days applies to ALL visas, even 6-month tourist visas
Steve ********
@Rich *******
Yeah but nothing to do with the visa 😂😂😂
Steve ********
@Rich *******
The 180 days is nothing to do with taxation. 180 is merely the length of the permission to stay stamp. A person can leave after 30 days if they so wish
Steve ********
Anonymous participant 245 Taxation in Thailand for people without a work permit are based solely on remittances and nothing to do with earnings overseas
Steve ********
Probably a bit early to be asking a question about something over four years in the future
Steve ********
@Samuel *********
I thought you might find it useful! The entitlement of important people like yourself never ceases to amaze me!